SAMSUNG 85-Inch Class QLED 4K The Frame LS03B Series, Quantum HDR, Art Mode, Anti-Reflection Matte Display, Slim Fit Wall Mount Included, Smart TV w/Alexa Built-in (QN85LS03BAFXZA)

SAMSUNG 85-Inch Class QLED 4K The Frame LS03B Series, Quantum HDR, Art Mode, Anti-Reflection Matte Display, Slim Fit Wall Mount Included, Smart TV w/ Alexa Built-In (QN85LS03BAFXZA). 2022 model year. Brand new on prime day for $2700 USD all in. I got deluxe delivery with unpacking in the chosen room. It's a beast and no good place to hold it so two guys is a must for unpacking and wall mounting. I am not a hardcore videophile or audiophile. This was a HUGE upgrade for us. The sound is fine. The picture is great. The remote is fine. The Samsung UI is fine (not as good as Roku by a long shot). We got this TV for the matte display in a very sunny room. No one is going to believe we have an 85" art piece 38in above the ground in the center of our room...the art is beautiful though. Even my kids like it. The remote took 1 day to get used to. The UI took 1 day to get used to. Watch the wall mount instructions and read all you can on tips and tricks for a smooth install. The instructions are not great so you have to figure out a lot yourself. I'm so excited to be able to sit anywhere in the room on a sunny day and watch football or basketball. Unless you buy a new best of the best TV every year, the TV functions of this will probably be fine for you. That said, I'm glad I got it new but still at a good price. It's a lot of money to justify for a TV. Also, Samsung needs to get it together with drywall mounting hardware and some better instructions. Lots of pictures...not a lot of explanations. The UI also needs an easier way to move apps and remove apps from the home screen.

I bought my TV in January 2022 for a home that was in construction. My builder asked me to go ahead and get it so they could see what they needed to frame out for the TV. I moved into the home and started using the TV (and registered the TV electronically) in October 2023. In January 2024 I noticed a dark streak just left of center (see photo). I called customer support and they informed me that they could send out a service tech, but I would be responsible for payment because the warranty starts on the purchase date. Why did I have to register the TV electronically as soon as I turned it on? I have bought many Samsung products in the past, but I will NEVER by another Samsung anything for as long as I will be alive.

Very good price for the Frame 85”, I have a huge wall and my 65” Frame just looked lost. This TV looks great and is much more proportionate to my space. It has an excellent picture and one thing I really like is the antiglare quality is far superior to the previous generation of frame. The menu is also much more user friendly than previous generations of Samsung TVs. I also like the mount system. It has 2 brackets and the previous 65” has a single bracket in the center.

Overall, this is an impressive device and I'm happy with my purchase.The anti-reflective coating is truly unique among all screens I've ever seen, and this was my major reason for purchasing it. I can have all the lights on in the room with bright, direct sun coming through big windows. There won't be a single reflection anywhere on the screen. I've never seen a screen do anything like this.The result is that art (especially paintings) look like they're on a canvas. Several guests have not been able to tell it was a TV when in art mode. High-resolution photographs on the other hand look almost "hyper-real", because no canvas print could ever match the resolution achieved on the screen. The result is always beautiful.The viewing experience as a TV is also comfortable and enjoyable *during* the viewing.My major complaint is that the software is clunky. It is a slow process to upload images to the TV. It took a while to figure out how to crop images correctly (as 16:9) to remove the mat, and there was no help for this in the app. The TV itself supports all the usual apps, and so the experience within the apps is reasonable, but the navigation between them is clunky as well. You also can't seem to use pure voice control (via Bixby) unless you also buy a *Samsung* soundbar!The good news is that you spend most of your time watching the TV or viewing art rather than using the interface, so in practice, it's just an annoyance. Still, it's frustrating that Samsung hasn't paid more attention to the user interface experience, and if they ever do with an update, I'll be changing this to 5 stars.

This is my fourth Samsung the Frame. The TV is a bit pricey compared to other non-frame products. The only competitor "Frame" type product is Chinese (Hisense), and not as big, and doubt the quality will be as good as this Samsung. The TV does everything we want it to do and then some. The quality is outstanding, and the thickness is as thin as they can get it.My only issue was that the amazon reseller used an inferior freight company to ship. Although the box was okay, the item had been dropped and the LCD was shattered to smithereens. I had to send it back and purchase one locally due to time issues. The other 3 had been purchased through Amazon and no issues.

The American standard is the wall studs are always spaced 12 inches apart vertically. The width of the holes on the bracket are barely 11 inches apart, which means that while you can drill the bracket mount to the stud on one side, the other side will always be into the drywall. To make it worse, the drywall screws are poor quality, and not really supporting the whole 85" TV. I have to go buy toggle bolt to ensure that it is strong enough. Making the bracket 14 inches wide wold fix the problem nicely.Picture quality is excellent. More expensive than standard OLED TV, but you pay for the wall art design. So that's OK. But Samsung should really fix the design of the wall mount bracket.

We put this in our living room and it looks awesome. Every guest we had thought it was a real frame. Picture quality is good.. We’ve been having it for a year and no issues at all!